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46 WAC Magazine | wac.net 206.464.3060 • clubprograms@wac.net • wac.net/club-events club programs events and the latest generation of Pocock Racing Shells. We'll travel through the heart of the boathouse and end in the Windermere Dining Hall to stand under the Husky Clipper and imagine the roar of the crowd as the Clipper took gold. u Saturday; 1:30–3 pm; $25; cancel by September 15 OCTOBER 06 Hot Party 11 Night 2 N Alternate night for glassblowing. See Septem- ber 29 for details. u Friday; 6–9:30 pm; $185; cancel by September 26 13 85th Annual Father Son Dinner N This event is just for the boys! Join the fun as the Noble Room turns into the WAC's very own "Man Cave." Think video games, card games, TV, comfy sofas, and home-cooking food stations. Kick back, relax, and spend an evening bonding with the guys in your life. Perfect for dads and sons of all ages. We are able to handle any dietary restrictions or needs. u Friday; 6 pm; $48 each (dads and sons 12-plus), $38 each (sons under 12); cancel by October 6 15 Trapped in a Room with a Zombie N Go on a Room Es- cape Adventure! You and your team are locked in a room with a funny but ravenous zombie chained to the wall. Hidden in the room is a key that will unlock the door to your freedom. Every five minutes the hungry zombie's chain gets longer and longer and within an hour the zom- bie will be able to reach you. You and your fellow zombie bait will have 60 minutes to discover numerous clues and solve puzzles to locate the key and escape the room without getting eaten. It's perfect pre-Halloween fun and a thrilling night out with friends and fellow WAC mem- bers. Meet in Fremont. u Sunday; 5–6 pm; $28; cancel by October 5 17 Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain N Discover the power of the connection between mind, eye and hand. We can all draw what we see, but un- derstanding how to use your eyes and hand in conjunction can help you improve your skills. Lael Williams is an art educator who is coming to the WAC to help you embrace your inner artist. You'll begin by remembering yourself as an artist at a young age and finish the class with two to three drawings. u Tuesday; 6–8 pm; $60; cancel by October 3 19 Seattle Walks with Author David Williams N Seattle is growing around us but it remains one of the most walkable cities in the nation. David Williams—ge- ologist and author of Seattle Walks: Discovering History and Nature in the City—will teach you about 17 walks that vary in length and topography. Come hear how each walk explores history, architecture, plants, geology, and curious features such as two underground bun- kers. Williams' program will show you how the past has affected the present and how we still have nature in our concrete jungle. His book on walks appeals to newcomers and longtime residents alike. Prelecture appetizers and no- host beverages available. uThursday; 6–8 pm; $35; cancel by October 3 EXTRAS Summer hiatus Toastmasters A world leader in communi- cation, Toastmasters offers positive learning experiences that help develop leadership, self-confidence, and personal growth skills. By regularly giving speeches, gaining feedback, leading teams, and guiding others to achieve their goals, leaders emerge from the Toastmasters program. WAC Toastmasters meetings will resume in Sep- tember. For more informa- tion, contact Walter Boos at walter@fistbow.com.